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The 10 best tours in Milan

From culinary extravaganzas and walking tours of the Duomo to jaunts out to gorgeous Lake Como

Stunning cathedrals, snazzy boutiques, must-see  attractions , and canalside restaurants : there’s a tremendous breadth of things to do , see and sample in Milan . But if you’re struggling to work out where to start with this jewel of northern Italy (and, honestly, we wouldn’t blame you for feeling a little over-faced), we’d suggest joining one of the best Milan tours, as curated by in-the-know locals.

Whether you’re looking to dive deep into the crypt of the city’s cathedral, jet across the waters of beautiful lakes or get up to speed in the home kitchen of a genuine Italian cook, there are plenty of ways that the best tours in Milan can give you a fascinating insight into this remarkable city. Here are the best ways to get an insider’s take on marvellous Milan.

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1.  milan hop-on hop-off bus tour.

For those who want to explore Milan at their own pace, and with an element of flexibility, the Hop-On Hop-Off approach is a great choice. The company’s open-top double-decker takes you past sights including the Duomo, the La Scala opera house and Il Cenacolo Vinciano. Simply climb on and alight as you wish.

2.  Skip-the-line Duomo and rooftop guided tour

Not one for queuing? This two-part guided tour takes you to around Milan’s magnificent cathedral, up to its summit, and down into its subterranean crypt – without having to wait in line with all the other sightseers. Great for the impatient.

3.  Skip-the-line Leonardo da Vinci walking tour

Another queue-jumper tour, this one takes you into the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, a Unesco-listed site that contains the ‘Last Supper’ mural by Leonardo da Vinci, who lived in Milan for some time. There’s also his ‘Atlantic Codex’ to see: a frankly mind-boggling compedium of some of the Renaissance man’s scientific drawings and writings. Disclaimer: you’ll probably come out feeling like a real under-achiever.

4.  La Scala theatre and museum tour

This tour takes you around one of the most famous opera houses in the world, the Teatro alla Scala, and its adjoining museum. This is a chance to wander around a sumptuous eighteenth-century institution, and look over a rich collection of costumes, painted portraits and musical instruments. 

5.  Lake Como day trip

Beautiful, sweeping and set against a backdrop of mountains, Lake Como is one of the true great natural wonders of Italy, and a popular tourist area. This tour takes you through the streets of Como city, out on the waters over to Bellagio Island and up the funicular to the town of Brunate.

6.  Walking tour of Brera

An essential tour if you’ve got Italian cucina on your mind. This one sends you on a journey through the district of Brera and to six different locations where you can sample traditional Milanese dishes, artisanal beer and other delicious victuals. Best loosen your belt before you embark!

7.  Evening cooking lesson with dinner

Or maybe you want to have a crack at making your own Italian grub? This tour takes you into a genuine Milanese home – in her kitchen, Aurora will teach you how to make handmade pasta, regional meat dishes and desserts including canoli, tiramisu and pannacotta. Naturally, you get to try your efforts. 

8.  Lake Maggiore day trip

Another water-based tour, this time out to the beautiful Maggiore, in what the organisers describe as ‘Italy’s Lake District’. (We can’t help thinking the weather will be a lot more hospitable here.) You’ll also get the chance to explore the quaint lakeside village of Stresa and the Borromean Islands. 

9.  Skyscrapers guided walking tour

Not just a centre of gorgeous Renaissance buildings, Milan is also home to some astounding contemporary architecture. This three-hour tour focuses on the city’s dazzling skyscrapers, from the award-winning twin Bosco Verticale buildings to the UniCredit Tower in Piazza Gae Aulenti.

10.  Milan in one day: Last Supper, Milan Duomo and walking tour

If you’re only in the city for a short while, then this tour is a good choice – it sends you on a whistlestop route through various key sites including the cathedral, Leonardo’s masterpiece in the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie and popular shopping destination Galleria Vittorio Emanuele.

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Milan’s buzzing personality pumps through the city day and night. A global fashion capital, home to La Scala opera house, and with a proud literary tradition, Milan is a must-see destination when you visit Italy.

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Milan offers something for everyone, whether you’re into fashion, art, history, or just about anything else. Here are a few things to do in Milan that are worth checking out.

• Visit the Duomo , Milan’s iconic Gothic masterpiece and the largest cathedral in Italy, and climb to the rooftop for breathtaking city views.
• Feast your eyes on Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper, housed in the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie.
• Explore Sforza Castle , an imposing medieval fortress-turned-museum that houses various art collections, including Michelangelo's unfinished masterpiece, the Pietà Rondanini.
• Shop your way around Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, an elegant gallery known for its stunning architecture in addition to its impressive collection of luxury fashion brands.
• Discover an impressive collection of Italian Renaissance art, including works by Caravaggio, Raphael, and Mantegna, at the Pinacoteca di Brera art gallery.
• Stroll along the picturesque Naviglio Grande and Naviglio Pavese canals, lined with trendy bars, cafes, boutiques, and art galleries.

While it is possible to book Last Supper tickets online, the official website isn’t very user-friendly and offers little to no flexibility in case your plans change. Your best bet is to go with a guided tour to guarantee a hassle-free experience and ensure you get in. Both our Best of Milan Tour and our Sforza Castle Tour with Last Supper offer skip-the-line, pre-reserved access to the famous (and rapidly deteriorating!) masterpiece, along with the context you need to fully appreciate da Vinci’s genius.

Milan is a fantastic city for families and many of its top attractions, including the Duomo and the Last Supper, are easy to visit with little ones. Parco Sempione is a sprawling green space in the heart of Milan with plenty of space for kids to run free, and nearby Sforza Castle is a fascinating visit for travelers of all ages. Kids will love exploring the castle on our Milan walking tour !

Milan might not be as famous as Naples or Bologna when it comes to gastronomy, but there are still plenty of delicious typical foods from Milan that are worth a try.

First things first: risotto. Rice is more common than pasta here in the north of Italy, and risotto alla Milanese is arguably its best iteration. It’s creamy, saffron-infused, and a true culinary masterpiece.

Plenty of other staple dishes of Milanese cuisine are similarly hearty and filling—perfect for the chilly winter months. Ossobuco (braised veal shanks cooked with vegetables, wine, and broth), cassoeula (a pork and cabbage stew), and the famous minestrone soup are all commonly found on menus and family tables throughout Milan.

Craving something sweet? Crumbly and buttery sbrisolona cake is one of Milan’s best-known desserts. If you’re visiting around Christmastime, be sure to try the famous panettone—though it’s now enjoyed throughout Italy and beyond, it has its roots here in Milan!

There’s really no bad time of year to visit Milan. It all depends on your personal travel style, budget, and the kinds of experiences you’re looking to have.

As with much of Italy, the spring and fall “shoulder seasons” offer beautiful weather and a pleasant atmosphere in the city without the crowds. While summer is easily hotter and more crowded, it also offers dozens of festivals and events, including outdoor concerts at Sforza Castle. It’s also a lovely time of year to enjoy a day trip to picturesque Lake Como, just two and a half hours away by train.

Winter is the quietest time of year to visit Milan, as well as the most budget friendly. While temperatures can be quite chilly and snow is a possibility (this is northern Italy, after all!), the city won’t be nearly as crowded with tourists and offers a more relaxed atmosphere.

Milan offers a modern and efficient public transportation system. With five metro lines and dozens of buses and trams, there are plenty of options to get you wherever you need to go. Tickets start at just €1.60 for a single journey and can be purchased at self-service kiosks, newsstands, and ATM (Azienda Transporti Milanesi) service centers throughout the city.

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Da Vinci's Last Supper and the Duomo: Milan in a Half Day Tour

Combine milan’s top attractions with a walking tour to see brera, sforza castle and the galleria.

Looking for a tour that shows you Milan’s famous sites in just a few hours? Want to make sure you don’t miss out on Last Supper tickets, which sell out months in advance? This city tour has you covered with guaranteed tickets to da Vinci’s masterpiece, as well as skip-the-line entry to the incredible Duomo cathedral, plus a walking tour around the ultra-trendy Brera district and Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. See the best of Milan in just half a day with a knowledgeable, local guide.

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• Meet your guide outside Chiesa di Santa Maria delle Grazie
• Santa Maria delle Grazie convent
• Last Supper
• Sforza Castle
• Brera neighborhood
• La Scala Opera House
• Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
• Milan Duomo
• Central Nave
• End your tour on Piazza Duomo

After meeting your local guide and small group in Piazza Santa Maria delle Grazie, it’s time see Milan’s most famous highlights. With guaranteed skip-the-line tickets to both the Last Supper and the Duomo, your guide will tell you stories and insights that bring these iconic pieces of Milan’s history to life. In between attractions, you’ll also take a tour of the stylish Brera district and see high fashion at the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II mall.

Last Supper and Duomo Walking Tour Description

Your 3-hour tour includes:

Skip-the-line tickets to the Last Supper at the Santa Maria delle Grazie

Skip-the-line tickets to the Duomo cathedral

Expertly-guided tour of both the cathedral and the Last Supper

Walking tour of Milan including the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II and the Brera Neighborhood

Engaging English-speaking guide

Maximum group size of 15

The Last Supper

What's unique about da Vinci's famous mural is that it's not hanging in some famous museum filled with other masterpieces, but it's painted directly onto the wall in the unassuming Santa Maria delle Grazie church. It's a solemn and private space for a sacred painting. This makes the experience even more memorable and exclusive since only a small number of tourists have access each day, which is essential for preserving this fragile art.

The next-best benefit—aside from the painting itself—is that your expert guide can point out the most important parts of the masterpiece and tell of the folklore, myths, secrets, and facts that surround Last Supper . This is important, since time in front of the painting is limited to 15 minutes per group, with less than 30 people allowed in the room at any one time. A few helpful pointers will make sure you don't miss a thing about one of the world's most famous artworks.

* Please make sure to provide your full names and birthdates upon booking and bring a legal identification, otherwise security will not grant you access.

Walking Tour of Milan

Upon leaving the Santa Maria delle Grazie, you'll head towards the city center with your guide to see one of the world’s most historic and opulent malls: the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. You'll be starry-eyed here as you see the famous shops of Gucci, Versace, Prada, and many more household names in a building that feels more like a baroque palace than a mall. Welcome to the fashion heartland of Milan!

After exploring the mall and strolling past beautiful Sforza Castle and La Scala opera house, your guide will lead you through the small but historic Brera district and the courtyard of the Brera Gallery. Known as the city's artistic and cultural center—with an upmarket yet bohemian feel—this is also home to many of Milan's most famous residents. Learn their secrets from your guide!

Milan’s Duomo

The world-famous Duomo in Milan is one of the largest cathedrals in the world and the largest in Italy. There's a lot to see here, so you can skip the line and spend your time looking around instead of waiting around. Milan’s cathedral is filled with historic artworks, incredible architectural features, and ancient crypts, as well as a fascinating archaeological area to explore. Follow along with your guide who'll keep you enthralled with the 600-year history of its construction, troubles, and the historic figures who once walked the cathedral's corridors.

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What to bring?

Please ensure your knees and shoulders are covered while inside the church, and bring photo ID when you arrive. We'll need you name and birthdate upon booking, and if it doesn't match your ID then the guards will refuse you entry to see The Last Supper.

Please ensure your knees and shoulders are covered while inside the church, and bring photo ID when you arrive. We'll need you name and birthdate upon booking, and if it doesn't match your ID then the guards will refuse you entry to see The Last Supper.

Can I take pictures of the Last Supper?

You are allowed to take photographs of the painting, but no flash photography or videos are allowed.

Where does this tour end?

You'll finish your tour at the Duomo, where your guide can offer lots of recommendations for other things to see and do in this beautiful city.

What am I NOT allowed to bring?

Please do not bring large bags or backpacks as they will have to be checked at the Santa Maria della Grazie church. No food or drink can be consumed once you enter the church or museum.

What if I'm concerned about my mobility?

While this isn't a particularly strenuous tour, you will be on your feet for most of the 3 hours. If you have concerns, check out our Milan private city tour which can be more easily tailored to your needs. You can also consider our standalone Skip-the-line Last Supper Tour , if you prefer.

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17 Best Things to Do in Milan (Italy)

Milan is an absolute behemoth of a city and has the most populated metropolitan area in Italy with 1.3 million people, and 3.2 million in the wider area surrounding central Milan. Some form of human settlement has been present in the region of Milan for thousands of years and archaeological findings date back as far as 222 BC. Indeed at one point, Milan served as the capital of the Western Roman Empire.

Throughout antiquity, the middle ages, and later, Milan prospered greatly due to its commanding location in mainland Italy . Although the city was damaged during WW2 it has recovered and saw a huge economic boom that accounts for its large growth and expansion.

Today Milan offers a sublime mix of historical architecture, modern high-rise skyscrapers, all mingled together with a dash of Italian life. The city is particularly known for its abundance of high end fashion retailers and the beautiful Duomo Cathedral.

Lets explore the best things to do in Milan :

1. Milan Cathedral

Milan Cathedral is a truly monumental building and is famed for its sublime architecture and took over 600 years to complete.

Located in the centre of Milan in the self-named Piazza del Duomo, the cathedral was constructed in 1386 but not officially completed until 1965! With an Italian Gothic style, the front façade of the cathedral is truly magnificent and is crowned with countless towers, statues and decoration.

The interior is just as decorative and features some beautiful stained glass windows bursting with colour; furthermore in-between the central columns, there is a fantastic display of artwork and some finely detailed statues.

This immense structure is truly the heart of Milan and no trip to this city is complete without steeping foot inside its huge doors.

Book online :  Milan Cathedral and Rooftop Ticket

2. Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie

Although the exterior of this church is not one of the most renowned, it still has a certain charm and grace – Created in 1497, the church features a Gothic style using red bricks and a large rear basilica.

This church can be found on the Corso Magenta and sits at the opposite side of Milan to the Duomo.

Inside the building lies one of the greatest artistic masterpieces in the world – The Last Supper by Leonardo di Vinci.

Hailed as a sublime piece of artwork, this mural depicts the scene of the Last Supper as described in the Bible.

Throughout the years this piece of artwork has been scrutinised and analysed for its hidden meanings and content.

Come and see this fantastic work of art and marvel at the detail and significance of this iconic depiction.

Included in : Best of City Walking Tour with Last Supper Tickets

3. Grand Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

As you walk into the Grand Gallery, you might think you were stood inside the entrance hall to an opera house or palace – Not a shopping mall.

But this is essentially what the Galleria is – An extremely opulent and extravagant indoor shopping area.

Created in 1877, it stands as one of the oldest shopping malls in the world and was designed by Guiseppe Mengoni.

The cross shaped mall is covered via four glass panelled arms that let in the sunlight perfectly, whilst the walls and shop fronts are decorated with ornate panelling and stucco artwork.

High-end designer shops line the mall and you can expect to find such names as Prada, Versace and Luis Vuitton – If you are looking for a bargain, this is definitely not the place!

4. Castello Sforzesco

This 15th century castle has a central location in Milan and is set in extensive grounds and gardens.

Created in 1370, the original design has been modified and added too greatly but still retains its elegance and status of power.

At the front of the castle stands an immense brick wall lined with battlements and frame by a central guard tower.

As you walk through into the central courtyard, you will notice the large guard towers and the sheer size of the castle will amaze you.

Aside from the castle itself, there is also a host of small museums and collections that contain a myriad of interesting artefacts and historical information about the castle and Milan.

Recommended tour:   Sforza Castle and Michelangelo’s Pietà Rondanini Tour

5. Pinacoteca di Brera

Located in the Palazzo Brera, the Pinacoteca is a fine Art Gallery that contains a large collection of Italian art.

In earlier years the palace served as a convent and as a national library and was not converted into a museum until the 19th century.

Inside the gallery, you can find such works as the Marriage of the Virgin by Raphael, Pieta by Bellini, the Last Supper by Rubens and the Adoration of the Magi by Correggio.

Located in close proximity to both the Sforzesco Castle and the Piazza del Duomo, the Pinacoteca di Brera is easily accessible.

6. Sant Ambrogio

This ancient building is one of the oldest in Milan and was built in 379 AD by St. Ambrose.

With a simple Romanesque design, the style of this church has not changed much since its creation and the city of Milan was built up around it, as it served as a focal point for the local population.

Two large towers frame the front façade and a central courtyard is frame via a series of ornate arches.

Due to its age, the interior of the church features some beautiful mosaics and artwork including the ceiling of the Oratory and the delightful depiction of Christ on one of the domes.

A visit to this church will provide a fine insight into the history of Milan and its religious importance.

7. Leonardo da Vinci National Museum of Science and Technology

Leonardo da Vinci was a legendary man of true genius and he was much more than an artist – He was a true visionary, and inventor and a scholar.

It stands to reason that a museum named after this man contains many of his works and a huge collection of other important scientific and technological displays.

As one of the most important museums in the world, you can expect to find such collections as a myriad of model cars created from da Vinci drawings, reconstructions of his flying machines, and a plethora of his drawings, blueprints and sketches.

Aside from works by the man himself, there is also a huge collection of important scientific inventions and pieces of breakthrough technology that changed the world.

Book online :  Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci Museum Entry

8. Piazza dei Mercanti

Once the centre of Milan during the Middle Ages, the Piazza dei Mercanti was a true hub of activity and held many merchant activities and trade markets.

Located in-between the Piazza dei Duomo and the Piazza Corduiso, this square is within walking distance of the main sights in Milan.

Several important buildings stand in the square including the Pallaza della Ragione, the Pallaza delle Scuole Palatine and the Loggia degli Osii.

Furthermore several important statues and monuments can be found here, some of which have Roman origins.

Visit this square to admire its fine architecture and to see this ancient part of Milan.

9. Milan Archaeology Museum

Dedicated to the history of ancient Milan, this museum is truly insightful and gives you a glimpse of a time long past.

Located in the Chiesa di San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore, the first part of the museum details the history of ancient Mediolanum, whilst the second part located in the basement has a selection of artwork and sculptures.

Included in the extensive collection are various archaeological remains, theatrical masks, pottery, and armour.

This interesting museum covers many ages of Milan including the Middle Ages, influences from the Etruscan civilization and also the ancient Greeks.

10. Piazza del Duomo

As the central Piazza in Milan, the Piazza del Duomo is an immense open public space that features some impressive architecture and sculptures.

If you are visiting Milan, this should be your starting point – From here you can view the wonderful Duomo and surrounding buildings.

In the centre of the square stands a glorious statue of the first King of united Italy – Vittorio Emmanuel, whilst on one side sits the impressive Royal palace.

Furthermore, there is a host of high-end shops, restaurants and bars to frequent – Shop to your hearts content or enjoy a coffee whilst watching the flocks of tourists and locals go about their daily business.

Included in : Grand City Highlights E-Bike Tour

11. La Scala Opera

There are few buildings in the world that have hosted as many great artists as the Scala Opera.

Located to the north of the Duomo and the east of Castello Sforzesco this opera house is one of the finest in the world and is renowned for its acoustic qualities and opulence.

Inside the main auditorium the decoration and grandeur of the seating and stage is fantastic – 6 tiers of seating and individual boxes frame the stage in a semi-circle and the whole place is full of red velvet drapes and gold furnishings.

Guided tours are available of the Opera House, but also consider purchasing tickets to see a show – An exciting and memorable evening is promised!

Suggested tour : La Scala Museum and Theater Tour

12. AC Milan San Siro Stadium

Possibly one of the most renowned and well known stadiums in the world, the San Siro has stood since 1926 as one of the premier sporting venues in Italy.

With a capacity of just over 80,000, it is one of the largest stadiums in Europe and was one of the key stadiums during World Cup 34 and World Cup 90. When visiting the stadium, you will see the iconic circular towers that hold up the colossal tiers, and the huge roof that partially covers the ground.

Both AC Milan and Inter Milan play at this impressive ground and the atmosphere at their home games is simply unbelievable.

Don’t forget to visit the joint museum to learn about the history of these two celebrated Italian clubs.

13. Parco Sempione

As one of the premier parks in Milan, the Paro Sempione is a large public space and gardens that sits behind the Sforzesco Castle.

Originally established in 1888, the park covers 95 acres and contains the fantastic arch of peace.

This wonderful place is beautifully landscaped and contains a myriad of footpaths, bike trails and wooded areas together with many sculptures and ornate fountains.

You can also find a museum in the park and the Torre Branca which is a huge watch tower that offers panoramic views of the city.

If you want a place to relax from the busy city, the Parco Sempione is the perfect location.

14. Brera district

This charming district is located to the north of the Duomo in-between Borgonuovo and Broletto.

A distinct Bohemian atmosphere prevails here and the district is full of art academies, galleries and well-to-do restaurants and bars.

The vibe here is fantastic and you can enjoy a fine meal, go out for a drink, try a little high-end retail therapy, or simply walk the many cobbleds streets and admire the architecture.

Available tour : Brera District & Pinacoteca Guided Experience

15. Walk down the Naviglio Grande

Not many people realise that Milan actually has two canals, one of which is the Naviglio Grande – This canal stretches from the Porta Ticinese to the Ticino river some 50km to the west.

Constructed originally in 1177, the canal was worked on for many years and continued to expand into what it is today.

The section of the canal situated within the city centre is a fantastic place to walk and is lined with old buildings plus a variety of shops and restaurants.

Stroll down a section of the waterway and admire this different part of Milan that is seldom seen or listed in tourist guides.

16. Basilica di San Lorenzo

One of the more important religious buildings in Milan, the Basilica of San Lorenzo is a catholic church that is located in the south western part of central Milan.

As one of the oldest churches in Milan, the Basilica was created in 402 and has stood in some capacity ever since.

The main entrance is framed by a series of colonnades and a statue of the Emperor Maximian stands in the courtyard.

Inside, the interior speaks of extreme age and the colouration is quite sombre; nonetheless, there is a fantastic high altar and also the chapel of Saint Aquilino which features some beautiful ceiling artwork and mosaics.

17. Torre Branca

Located within the Parco Sempione, the Torre Branca is a large observation tower that stands at a colossal 108.6m high.

Constructed in 1933, the tower was designed by Gio Ponti and was originally called the Torre Littoria.

During the 1970’s, the tower was closed for refurbishment but it is once again open to the public.

Ascend the lift to the top of this amazing structure and step into the top of the tower – From here you have unparalleled views of the city of Milan and can see for miles.

On clear days it is possible to see the Alps and the Apennines, together with the expansive city laid out beneath your eyes.

17 Best Things to Do in Milan (Italy):

• Milan Cathedral
• Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie
• Grand Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
• Castello Sforzesco
• Pinacoteca di Brera
• Sant Ambrogio
• Leonardo da Vinci National Museum of Science and Technology
• Piazza dei Mercanti
• Milan Archaeology Museum
• Piazza del Duomo
• La Scala Opera
• AC Milan San Siro Stadium
• Parco Sempione
• Brera district
• Walk down the Naviglio Grande
• Basilica di San Lorenzo
• Torre Branca

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See Leonardo da Vinci’s world-famous mural, The Last Supper, painted on a wall in the Santa Maria delle Grazie church. Get up close and personal with the magnificent Duomo, the historic Gothic cathedral that dates from 1386.

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The Italian fashion capital is a fast-paced metropolis with an abundance of creative energy and a lively nightlife. From design museums to fashion houses, it’s easy to get your shopping and style fix pretty much anywhere you go. A unique city where traditional Italian charm meets modern culture, don’t miss seeing Leonardo da Vinci’s famous mural The Last Supper and the spectacular Duomo cathedral.

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Actress Tang Thanh Ha and luxury retailer heir husband tour Italy

A ctress Tang Thanh Ha and her husband Louis Nguyen, the son of luxury retailer tycoon Jonathan Hanh Nguyen, visited various attractions and restaurants in Milan and Florence during a business trip.

The pair attended an event in Italy held by jewelry brand Swarovski earlier this week and utilized their free time to explore local attractions. They visited the streets of Milan’s Brera district, notable for its historical buildings such as the 15th-century Santa Maria del Carmine Church, the 18th-century Palazzo Castiglioni designed by architect Giuseppe Piermarini, and the Galleria del Corso shopping area, which features luxury brands like Gucci, Prada, and Louis Vuitton.

They also strolled through Via Madonnina Street, a 200-meter-long pedestrian zone famous for its upscale fashion boutiques, art galleries, and eateries.

The couple visited the Taverna del Borgo Antico, a restaurant dating back to 1910, popular among both locals and tourists. Known for their culinary curiosity, Ha and Nguyen sampled various Italian dishes, including ravioli with a classic tomato sauce.

This traditional Italian pasta, made from thin dough, can be filled with ingredients like beef, pork, chicken, cheeses, or vegetables, and served in styles such as boiled, baked, or fried. Accompaniments can include pesto, cream, or herbs.

During their meal, they also had raw oysters and bread with butter.

Additionally, they visited a pasta restaurant where they tried hand-made spaghetti served with a cream, cheese, and cured meat sauce.

Their trip also included a visit to Florence, where they explored the area around the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore. This main church of Florence, known for its striking Gothic architecture and stained-glass windows, was started in 1296 and completed in 1436. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a key cultural and religious landmark.

Ha, 38, began her entertainment career at 16 and has reduced her on-screen appearances since marrying Louis in 2012.

Louis, 41, is the second son of luxury retail mogul Jonathan Hanh Nguyen, founder of IPPG, a conglomerate that collaborates with leading international luxury brands in the Vietnamese market, including Rolex, Chanel, Salvatore Ferragamo, Burberry, and Versace.

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